Example measurement — DWS 2024

Here is a complete tap-tone measurement of a classical guitar, shown three ways: the raw measurement file you can open in Guitar Tap, the exported spectrum image, and the exported PDF report. Use it to see the kind of results Guitar Tap produces before you measure your own instrument.

1. Sample measurement file

A .guitartap file holds the full spectrum, detected peaks, mode classifications, and notes for one measurement.

Download dws-2024.guitartap

How to open it: Save the file, then in Guitar Tap use Measurements → Import Measurement and select the downloaded file. The same file opens in both the Apple app and the open-source edition.

2. Exported spectrum image

Guitar Tap can export the annotated spectrum as a PNG image — handy for notes, email, or build logs.

Exported frequency-response spectrum for the DWS 2024 guitar with labeled Air, Top, and Back peaks
Exported spectrum: labeled Air (Helmholtz), Top, and Back resonances with a detected-peaks summary.

3. Exported PDF report

The PDF report bundles the spectrum chart, the peak table, and the analysis summary into a single shareable document.

View the PDF report

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